A laptop containing the unencrypted personal data of 109,000 Pensions Trust members has been stolen from software provider NorthgateArinso.
The laptop contained unencrypted, but password protected, information about individuals who were members of six of The Pensions Trust's schemes - and held data including name, address, date of birth, national insurance numbers, name of employer, salary details and information on nominees. For those in receipt of a pension, the data also included bank account details. The laptop was stolen from NorthgateArinso's offices, where the laptop was being used as a database for development, training and performance testing. NorthgateArinso supplies the software that the Pensions Trust uses for...
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